Part-Time Physics Teacher - Inspire Future Thinkers

TrulyHired; Brookline (MA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The Public Schools of Brookline seek an experienced Physics teacher for a one-year position at Brookline High. The role focuses on teaching first-year physics to 9th graders, with emphasis on safety, diverse learners, and data-informed instruction.

Candidates should hold a Massachusetts DESE license in Physics 9-12, have strong classroom management, and be prepared to collaborate with colleagues to plan curriculum and ensure inclusive, engaging learning experiences for all students.

Qualifications

• Well-developed understanding of Physics
• Thorough knowledge of laboratory safety
• Understanding of how diverse learners acquire concepts
• Experienced with pedagogy to achieve understanding
• Excellent classroom management
• Ability to reflect on teaching practice and data
• Open to constructive critique from supervisors and colleagues
• Ability to collaborate with all faculty
• Bachelor's Degree
• Massachusetts DESE Physics 9-12 license

Responsibilities

• Teach three classes of first-year physics.
• Prepare and organize instruction with varied techniques and materials.
• Assess student progress and provide feedback to students/parents.
• Provide academic support and challenges as needed.
• Stay current in physics and innovative teaching strategies.
• Collaborate with colleagues on curriculum and data-driven planning.
• Maintain safe, orderly classroom environment.
• Attend faculty and department meetings as per part-time FTE.

Skills

Physics knowledge

Classroom management

Differentiated instruction

Reflective teaching

Collaboration with faculty

Education

Bachelor's Degree

Massachusetts DESE license in Physics 9-12

SEI Endorsement

Dual MA DESE licensure in Physics 9-12 and another 9-12 Science

Master's Degree

Job description

The Public Schools of Brookline seek an experienced Physics teacher for a one-year position at Brookline High. The role focuses on teaching first-year physics to 9th graders, with emphasis on safety, diverse learners, and data-informed instruction.

Candidates should hold a Massachusetts DESE license in Physics 9-12, have strong classroom management, and be prepared to collaborate with colleagues to plan curriculum and ensure inclusive, engaging learning experiences for all students.